The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-09
SOCIETIES AND LODGES.

Pelyidere House, 0reenViue, last AhursuaJ even
-5ne.
Gil No 64S. Royal Arcanum, were installed frlcAy
evening.
reonlar meeting of the George b. Evans Assoc
station was held at the Globe Hotel, Greenvlile,
last Wednesday evening
meeting of the Odd Fellows Hall Association
was held at Union Hall, corner Grove ana Fourtn
streets, last Friday night
Hancock Lodge. No. 15 Sons of Labor, held its
semi. monthly meeting at the Globe hotei' oreeh-
willie, last Tuesday night.
d. o. G. C. Joseph wsinthal last Monday evening
installed the newly elected ofncers Oh '1Ae
Lodge, No 50, K. of P,
The members of Grant Lodge, No. sg, h OF r.
made fraternal visit to Bayview Lodge o. na-
yonne. last Tuesday evening.
The regular weekly meeting Of Greenyille Lodge.
No. 100, l. O. O. F.. VIII DC nel a1a ~ ooe
House Greenville. on Tuesday evening"
A meeting of Fidelity Council. No: s, order OF
1a,asan Friends was held at the Belvidere House,
f7reenyilie last Wednesday night.
The sixth District Democ. attic Association met in
.sr,,lar seesion at Associations rooms zzt OceAh
avenua last Wednesday evening.
.ttha ,rastine of the Phoenix Building and Loan
Associartop, held in Bergen Hall last thursday
evening. new series was opened for sooscrlp
ton.
DDG. c. Henry steens and Gr9nS Gnide c VIM.
-, M Ala L. of H., at Masonic Hall last Mon
Say. after which the boys partook of supper,
spread by Morrow, Day y Co.
Grant Lodge K. of P: Chancellor. @ Leonard;
Y r, Tr II A Benedict; P, s. J.. Van Wart; M. E.,
y T. De Cams; NJ F., ]. G. Andrews; h. OF r. and
9 r. Uailand They were publicly installed last
THURSDAY night in Castle Hall, on jackson avenue.
The recently elected officers OF the Sixth District
1eannblicau Association are: President William j.
Jviison. vice President Thomas Ellaby; Secretary,
VIM II. Pye: Treasurer, Edward Nelson. Dele
oates to District Association, VIM L. Frankenbacb,
s. M, Woolford, VIM. D. Gregory.
Hope Council No ss A. l. Of q. Commander =, IA der
dermann; Secretary, f. Frambach; Treasurer, d.
W GOODBYE; Guide, M. Allison; Guardian, W. Az
liosn; Sentry. John Dunn. Finance COMMITTEE ".
W Furman;.F Wurth and A. f. Weoo.
The way Superior Council, No 1877, American Lee
o,on Of Honor transacts business is demonstrated
nv the fact that Mr.. NJ. P. Fleming. member of
The Council died on November 26, and his benef-
ciary received the amount for which ne was IN
sured In the Order about ten days ago.
The recently elected officers Of Hudson, Lodge,
No 147 D. o. H., were installed at Palisade Hall
last Wednesday evening. They are; D., George
Bertel; Permanent Secretary, charles Schusler; n.
n. FRED. Zuem; Treasurer, G. Heine; Con-, George
(sartnann: Warden, Z. HackenberZ; /. g., George
Kobel; o. g., VIM. Meier.
The Industrial Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
citation held its seEi-snnual meeting at Freiden-
herq's Dramatic Hall, South street. last Monday
NIGHT Loans on twenty. eight shares. aggrsga ting
IS 500 were sold at an average preMiuM OF l2H
Der cent Alexander E. 0denwaldt, Jr., was unant-
mously elected auditor.
The Growth of the Ancient Order Of Foresters in
this county has been phenomenal, Five years
ago there was solitary subordinate lodge. Court
Littlejohn which had a membership or s1xty-hVe.
To-day there are eleven Courts, WITH totsl mem
opened in July, 1884, has 426 members in good
standing
The Bergen Land Association has amended its
constitution so to loan money on buildings and
lots new series opened yesterday, at the
office of John N. Bruins, 142 Ocean avenue. At a
meeting held last Monday evening 100 shares were
subscribed for, and the following officers were
elected: President, John N Bruins; Vics president,
Treasurer, Julius Meyer.
D. G. G. J. R, Wilson, assisted by G. NJ Samuel
Pine installed the officers elect o. Palisade Coun
ell. No. 80. o. u F. last Wednesday evening me
r. and F. VIM. A. White; Treasurer, O. E. Beck.
Prelate, Philip Hess; Marshal, E. WalGeck; Guar
dian. Z, Latha; Sentinel. G., G. Press; Trustees, A.
d Phillips, e. Waldeck and A Hanna: Repre-
sentative to Grand Council, A. d. Phillips; Altern
ate, E. p. Campbell.
The following oicers-elect of Lodge No. 8, United
Order American Carpenters and Joiners, were in
stalled last Monday night at the lodges hall, over
the Fifth Ward Bank, by Deputy Grand Repre-
sentative John G. Martin, of this city President,
p F. O'Hara; Vice-president. BARLEY Curry; Finan
cial Secretary l.. F. Ryan: Recording Secretary,
Francis Evans: Treasurer, George W. Sturgis; War
den, Levi Stokes. The lodge has membership of
400.
Pioneer Council, No. %, Royal Arcanum; Regent
John Lane: Vice Regent, James T. Hogan; Orator,
Harry j. Buchanan; Secretary, r. J. A. Nixon; Col
lector J. N. Bogardus Treasurer, A. Conrad; Chap
lain Oliver Washer, B. A.; Guide. l. M Clark Jr.;
Warden, William Mccarthy; Secretary, William
Kibblier; Trustees, G.. L. Carpenter, George W.
White and James /. Hogan; Representative to
Grand Council, ]. Gordon Emmons; Alternate,
George e. Francis.
At the annual meeting Of Lion Camp, No, 80. G.
60 60 D Nov, hold lam at
HEADQUARTERS, No. 43 Coles street. the following
officers we're elected for the ensuing year: Captain,
Peter Trieher; First Lieutenant and Treasurer, f.
w. Hagesmayer; Second Lieutenant, harry j.
Steiner; Orderly Sergeant, Sohn Zeipner; Sergeant
at Arms G. p Hoer; Sergeants, Comrades Diest,
Berkshold and Ruby; Secretary, L. Newman.
The officers elect of Star Senate, No. 20, K and L.
of A. are: President Wm. L.Vanderzee; YicePres-
ident W. H. Cox; Secretary, f. w KnoblaHch;
Collector Alex. b. Nafey; Treasurer. j Hyde; Pre-
late j. Pierrez; Marshal. A. W. Stuber; Guardian,
NJ j Hall; Sentry a. Mason; Medical Examiner,
J. L. Nevins, NJ D.. They were installed at Kess-
ler's Hail. last Tuesday evening by Sapreme Pres
ident Bogelt of Newark; assisted by d. D., j, b
Hyde. of Jersey City.
Past Ruler Hough, at Kessler's Hall last Monday
night installed the officers elect of Central Assem-
bly, No. ~. Society of Good Fellows. The officers
are: Ruler, Charles A. Pfngsten; Instructor E. A.
Stareis; Coun selor, r. T. Bishop; Secretary q. z.
Robinson; Il. S., s. p. Kay; Director. D. Aims;
Guard Isaac Lyons; Sentinel, John W. Fenton;
Probate E. A. Paterson; Trustees, Otto w. Meyer,
Joseph Edwards VIM. j. Toblu. Inc installation
ceremonies were followed by . spread ana round
of good speeches.
The officers elect of VIM. L. Dickinson Council,
No. 64S Royal Arcanum. were Installed on Friday
evening last by Sup District Deputy Grand Re-
GENT W. A. Tompkins. after which Past Regent W
II. Allen, on behalf OF the members, presented 10
the retiring Regent very handsome Past Regents
jewel and badge of the Order combined. The re-
eipient ably responded. s. Kallman, Sri, was pre-
sentsd with handsome watch charm, emblemat-
ical nf the order for his ca nest work in behalf OF
the Council during the past year, He feelingy re-
sponded, after which a social season followed
The following officers of Court Jersey City No.
7,126 A. o F., were installed at Roche's Hall on
Friday evening, by d. H. O. r. Martin ]. Flynn I:
G. r.. Charles NJ. Hughef: s, c. r., F. O'Melia;
Treasurer. G. O'Connor Financial Secretary, ]. 7.
Richard; Reccrdie5 Secretary, John ]. Murray; $.
W., II. Harmon; J, W.. o. @. Hancock; s b.. f. B.
Murray; J. B., Thomas Toomey; Truftee. James
Hanlon: NJ D /, j. H Finerty. After the ir-talla-
ton there a COLLATION. at O'Connor's on Grove
street Assemblyman Mclaughlin was among
those present Past Chief Ranger John j. Minihan